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SOURCE: Beta Music Group Inc
January 23, 2014 10:51 ET
MIAMI, FL--(Marketwired - Jan 23, 2014) - Beta Music Group, Inc. (OTCQB: BEMG) ("BEMG" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has entered into a Strategic Partnership with Viewpon.TV ("Viewpon"), a lifestyle entertainment show and online listing services website that features local businesses and stories in San Francisco, Sacramento, Seattle, Tahoe, Nevada and across the Pacific Northwest.
"Launched over the airwaves four years ago, the Viewpon.TV show and website created an instant success for over 400 small and medium-sized local businesses up and down the west coast. Viewpon.TV, with their deep experience in serving the small business sector is a key strategic partner for our Company," stated Jim Ennis Chief Executive Officer of Beta Music Group, Inc. "This partnership is part of our strategic plan for our USave platform to achieve the acceleration of our growth process within the small business sector. Viewpon will enhance our digital media offerings to small businesses including digital video commercials, digital customer reviews, online presence marketing products including website design, mobile marketing, social media marketing, social bookmarking, blog commenting and postings."
"We are very happy to partner with Beta Music Group as we are seeking to accelerate Viewpon's expansion strategy from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast and then across United States," said Frank Terzo, Chairman and CEO of Viewpon.
"We believe Beta Music Group's strategic plan to offer interactive and digital media, social and mobile marketing, online presence marketing and specialty technology communications services provides a highly scalable opportunity for Viewpon's lifestyle entertainment show and our website to serve small and medium sized businesses," said Dennis Keohane, Vice President of Viewpon.
About Beta Music Group, Inc.
Beta Music Group, Inc., a Florida Corporation, is a digital media holding company that provides interactive and digital marketing, social and mobile marketing, strategic media planning, direct marketing and other specialty communications services. The company provides digital, mobile, social and video content productions to promote small businesses to their clients. The Company produces digital video commercials for small businesses and creative solutions to advertising and marketing challenges to increase company's visibility. The Company helps local businesses find and keep more customers via strategic marketing partnerships and digital commercial promotions.
About Viewpon.TV
Viewpon.TV (www.Viewpon.TV) is a lifestyle entertainment show and online listing services website that features small businesses and stories across San Francisco, Sacramento, Seattle, Tahoe and from the High Sierras to the Pacific Northwest. From the coolest places to stay, play and dine, Viewpon.TV takes viewers on a tour of all that's best in the area where they live. Viewpon.TV is a weekly television show and digital video content website that highlights local small businesses and fun things to do in your area and then offers those experiences at a discount. With up to 100,000 viewers each week, the Viewpon television show drives customers to our website where customers can view digital videos of all our small business clients. ShopViewpon (www.shopviewpon.com) finds the coolest places up and down the West Coast to stay, spa, dine and have fun while offering huge discounts, to every spot featured in our show. Viewpon offers incredible savings on awesome experiences and customers get to "View" before they purchase. Everything offered on Viewpon's website has our seal of approval, plus deals never expire. Gift cards are also printable, so you can enjoy your adventure right away.
About USave Acquisitions, Inc.
USave Acquisitions, Inc., a Florida Corporation, is an emerging growth digital media company, developer of digital and interactive videos, applications, social media products for social networks enthusiasts. USave Acquisitions, Inc. multimarket strategy incorporates digital media videos, mobile applications and social media to engage consumers to purchase products and services for small businesses to connect to their clients. USave business strategy revolves around three key constituencies: producing digital media advertising, contributors submitting digital streaming reviews of products and services and consumers who watch digital reviews of the local businesses that they describe.
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Students simulate the process of remote sensing by using common materials to represent Earth's different ground coverings and a light meter to represent satellite instruments. The concept of albedo and its importance in Earth's radiation budget... (View More) are introduced. The lesson uses the 5E instructional model and is part of the book, "Tour of the Electromagnetic Spectrum." (View Less)
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This is a poster about the Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM), an instrument onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Learners can find out what it does and how it works, then go online and start exploring the Red Planet... (View More) with real Mars data. (View Less)
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In this demonstration activity, students make structural models of gas molecules using pipe cleaners and polystyrene balls and test their molecules for their resonant frequency. Students shake the models, count vibrations, and compare the resonance... (View More) frequencies of different gases. Students learn that photons of infrared energy vibrate at the right frequency to transfer their energy to carbon dioxide and methane, which in turn causes those molecules to vibrate, which is experienced in the real world as heat. The teacher's guide includes illustrative videos for this resource. This activity is supported by a textbook chapter, What's So Special about CO²?, part of the unit, Climate Change, in Global Systems Science (GSS), an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
In this activity, students learn that light carries information. Students also discover that infrared (IR) radiation is a form of light that in some cases behaves like visible light and in other cases behaves very differently. For example, some... (View More) objects that block visible light allow infrared light to pass through. This activity requires the use of both common classroom materials (e.g., laser pointer) and special materials (e.g., photocell). It is supported by teacher notes, information on materials and preparation, background information on student misconceptions, an activity sheet, an answer key, and a pre-assessment activity. This activity is the last of four activities in the "Active Astronomy" educator's guide. Activities in the guide are designed to complement instruction on the electromagnetic spectrum with a focus on infrared light. The activities build upon each other and are best taught in order. (View Less)
In this activity, students use mathematics to understand tides and gravitation and how gravity works across astronomical distances, using an apparatus made from a slinky, meter stick, and a hook. A description of the mathematical relationships seen... (View More) in the demonstration is included. The resource is from PUMAS - Practical Uses of Math and Science - a collection of brief examples created by scientists and engineers showing how math and science topics taught in K-12 classes have real world applications. (View Less)
In this lesson, students will read the 1919 edition of the Cosmic Times (see related resources) and respond by raising questions to be answered with further research. They will make a model of curved space to view the motion of spheres as explained... (View More) by Albert Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. After presentations of their research to the class they will create an interview with Einstein. This activity is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1919 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
In this lesson, students will explore the density of substances as a model for understanding the mass to light ratio as a predictor of dark matter. They will measure and calculate mass and volume to calculate the density of a foam ball. Students... (View More) will try to explain a discrepant event when data is not as expected (in this case a nerf ball that seems too heavy for its volume). Students will then use the concept of density, a ratio of mass to volume, to attempt to explain the mass to light ratio for luminosity and gravity. Advance preparation required. Materials needed for this activity include: small foam balls, tape measure, triple beam balance for each group, posterboards/construction paper, and markers (estimated materials cost doesn't include triple beam balances). This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1965 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
The purpose of this lesson is to model for students gravitational waves and how they are created. Students will build a simple "Gravitational Wave Demonstrator" using inexpensive materials (plastic wrap, plastic cups, water, food coloring, and... (View More) rubber bands, marbles). Students should have a basic understanding of waves and be familiar with Einstein's theory of general relativity. The activity can be done either as a teacher demonstration or student activity. This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1993 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
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In this lesson, learners will discover how certain snakes (pit-vipers) can find prey using a natural infrared sensor and will extend their understandings by exploring infrared technology applications. The lesson features background information for... (View More) the teacher, pre-requisite skills and knowledge for the student, a mini-exploration of infrared image technology, multiple image sets, assessment information, student worksheets, extension and transfer activities, and additional resources. This is lesson 2 on the Infrared Zoo website. (View Less)
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In this introductory activity, learners investigate and discuss infrared images of various everyday objects, such as toasters, hairdryers, and running water, to learn about infrared imaging. Student questions about the false-color images help guide... (View More) a discussion about what they are, how they are different from visible light images, and the information that such images contain. Observation, comparing and contrasting, and reasoning skills are emphasized. The accompanying website features background information for the teacher, pre-requisite skills and knowledge for the student, multiple image sets, assessment information, student worksheets, extension and transfer activities, and additional resources. This is an introductory activity for both the Infrared Zoo and Infrared Yellowstone lessons available on the Cool Cosmos website. (View Less)
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A slow start to planting followed by a drier-than-normal winter and early March freeze all combined to hurt Georgia's small grain yields in 2002, according to the state's agricultural statistics service.
Small grain plantings for 2002 got off to a slow start due to dry fall weather, with growers taking advantage of a few scattered showers to get their crop planted.
Despite a drier-than-normal winter, crop conditions during the winter months were fair to good. The crop suffered freeze damage in early March which turned out to be more damaging than originally thought. The crop also was affected by disease and insect pressure. Weather conditions during the harvest were good.
All wheat planted in Georgia for the 2002 crop was 350,000 acres or 50,000 acres more than in 2001. The drier-than-normal fall allowed growers to plant their intended acreage. Wheat harvested for grain was 200,000 acres, the same as last year. Wheat yields were set at 41 bushels per acre, which is 12 bushels per acre lower than a year ago. Production totaled 8.2 million bushels, 23 percent less than 2001.
Oats planted for the 2002 crop showed a decrease of 10,000 acres from a year earlier to 90,000 acres. Oats harvested for grain was at 25,000 acres, 10,000 acres less than in 2001. The yield for oats averaged 60 bushels per acre, 5 bushels per acre less than last year. Production totaled 1.50 million bushels, down 34 percent from last year's 2.28 million bushels.
Georgia's acreage planted to rye, at 260,000 acres, was 13 percent less than was planted in 2001. Most of the rye in Georgia is used for winter grazing and a winter cover crop. However, 45,000 acres were kept to maturity and harvested for grain and seed. This acreage is 10,000 more than in 2001. Yields averaged 16 bushels per acre or 9 bushels per acre less than 2001. Production was down 18 percent from a year ago at 720,000 bushels.
All wheat production in the United States totaled 1.62 billion bushels in 2002, down 4 percent from earlier forecasts and 17 percent below 2001. This is the lowest production since 1972. Grain area is 46. million acres, down 5 percent from last year and the smallest area harvested since 1970.
The U.S. yield is 35.3 bushels per acre, down 4.9 bushels from a year ago. Levels of production and change from last year by type are: winter wheat, 1.14 billion bushels, down 16 percent; other spring wheat, 402 million bushels, down 22 percent; and Durum wheat, 80.2 million bushels, down 4 percent.
U.S. oat production is estimated at 119 million bushels, 16 percent below the earlier forecast but 2 percent above last year's record-low 117 million bushels. The estimated yield is 56.8 bushels per acre, 4.6 bushels below 2001. Area for harvest is estimated at 2.10 million acres, 20 percent below earlier estimates but up 10 percent from a year ago.


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Three Tips for New Android Users is a new weekly segment from Christopher Earle. Each week he will focus on helpful hints for beginners as he learns Android. If you have any suggestions for tips or need help with your G1, please contact us. Read on for this week's edition.
How to Delete an Email Account on the Google G1
A question that has come up for a new user is how to delete an email account from the G1. If you need to delete a POP or an IMAP account, the mechanism isn't readily apparent. You might want to delete an email account if that account isn't used anymore. This particular person decided to have Gmail poll the account instead of the G1. Here is how it's done:
- Go to the eMail application by finding it in the docking panel and touching the icon
- Click the Menu key and select Accounts
- Press and hold the account that you want to delete
- A selection box will pop up, simply select Remove account
The G1 will ask you if you are sure you want the account removed. Press OK and the account will be gone.
Touch-Hold, The New Gesture for Smart Phones
Some things on touch screen smart phones may not be intuitive at first. One of those things is the "touch-hold" or "touch and hold" gesture. A gesture is a sequence of physical actions like a single mouse click or a double mouse click. Single clicking an icon on a computer desktop selects the icon. Double clicking launches the software or document. Click-hold is similar. If you can't find an action, like the one to delete an email in a list or to move an icon to a new position on the desktop, the action is likely a touch-hold action. For example, to move an icon to a new location on the desktop:
- Touch the icon. Don't let up, wait a moment
- The G1 will vibrate, indicating that the icon can be dragged to a new position on the desktop
- Drag the icon to its new position or into the trash bin if you'd like to remove the icon from the desktop entirely.
If you touch-hold items in a list, like a list of emails or accounts in a finance program, a menu of commonly used actions will often pop up. For new users, this is a little confusing. After a few days, it will be as intuitive as single and double clicking a mouse button.
Adding New Applications to the Desktop
Now that you know how to move icons and delete them from the desktop, it would probably be helpful to know how to add an application the desktop. To add a program to the desktop, do the following:
- Press the Menu key just below the screen
- Select Add in the menu that pops up
- Select Application to see a list of all of the applications
- Scroll through the list until you see the application you want on the desktop
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It's great to have a boat to hit the river or lake and catch a boat load of fish. However, for summertime crappie you can find success and have a great afternoon on land if you know what you're doing. Here are three locations to catch summertime crappie from the shore.
1. Way Up The Creek
"I grew up walking creeks," says crappie guide Barry Morrow. "I'm talking about the uppermost areas of creeks. Most have access within a short walking distance. Access will often be from a backroad or where a bridge crosses the creek. Some have parks or picnic areas that provide easy access. Public lands are best because you must have permission if you walk private land."
He moves along in search of laydowns, old stumps or other cover where fish might hide. His weapon of choice is an 11-foot pole, 12-pound test Silver Thread line and a 1/4-ounce jighead with a Lindy Fat Watsit body. He agrees that most fishermen are more comfortable with a lighter-weight jighead, but that extra weight allows better sensitivity to feel the bottom, brush and bites.
"Start at the outside edges of brush or laydowns and work toward the inside," says Morrow. "The best bite is usually in the heart of the cover, but you can pick off aggressive fish from the edges without disturbing those deep in the thick stuff. Every piece of cover has a sweet spot and you'll soon learn a pattern where most of these are located."
His technique requires both hands. Hold the pole in one hand and the line in the other. Pull the jig up to the tip, push the bait where you want it and then drop the jig by slowly moving your free hand toward the pole. Keep dropping it until you feel bottom or reach the strike zone. Controlling the line with your free hand is very important to this style of fishing. Because the rod is often confined within the branches of a laydown tree or bush, use that free hand to set the hook, pull the crappie almost to the tip then back it out.
2. Spillways for Crappie and More
Spillways damming man-made reservoirs are crappie guide Todd Huckabee's favorite spots for summertime shore fishing.
"Late summer is the perfect time," he said. "The lake becomes a little stagnate in late summer with the thermocline, low oxygen levels and water temperature all being stressful on the fish. But in the spillway the water will be cooler and dissolved oxygen levels are great. The fish feel better and are more active."
He says with fairly uniform oxygen levels throughout the water column of a spillway, crappie can be at any depth. Every spillway is different so there are no 'cookie cutter' spots that work everywhere. However, he says two important features, current and eddies, are present at all spillways.
"Many fishermen use a cast and retrieve tactic, but their baits don't stay in the strike zone long enough. I use a float like the Wobble Bobber to stay above the rocks and to find the eddies. Once a float gets in an eddy it will circle around, which is perfect because the eddy is where baitfish and predator fish are holding. The bite usually happens quickly."
Equipment includes his signature series 10-foot spinning rod, a float and a YUM F2 Wooly Beavertail jig. He prefers using one jig but says a tandem jig rig is fine if you prefer.
"My best tip: Don't overlook shallow water," he said. "Since oxygen levels are the same everywhere, spillway crappie may be very shallow where it is easier for them to ambush food.
"Another great thing about a spillway is you might catch a pound crappie, and on the next cast a white bass, then a 3-pound walleye, a northern or one of the many other species there. Spillway fishing is a lot of fun."
3. Surprising Docks
Boat docks are well known crappie magnets, but most boating crappie anglers hit the fronts and maybe halfway down the sides. During summer, especially early and late in the day, the bank-side of docks can be more productive.
"Fish can be at many different locations on a dock but the backside can have the right depths and cover for this time of year," said Morrow. "Fishing from the bank will put you in the action."
Morrow casts and pitches using 7- or 10-foot poles spooled with 6- or 8-pound test Silver Thread line. The shorter pole is good for casting and flipping while the 10-foot Huckabee spinning rod is good for vertical dipping, pitching and casting.
Rigs can vary based upon your favorite baits. Morrow says his choice easy.
"I use a Lindy Crappie Cork because I can fish any depth by adjusting it up or down and I can cast it for distance and accuracy. Under the float I like a 1/16-ounce Fuzzy Grub or 1/8-ounce Watsit jig in a natural color. Green pumpkin has always worked well for me in late summer. If the water is super-clear or the fish run on the small side, use a smaller jig.
"I target brushpiles and cover near the backsides of the docks. Sometimes you can see them but most of the time you'll have to find them by retrieving your bait between the dock and bank. Keep raising the slip float to put the bait deeper until you find cover."
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BELLEVILLE – Three men have been charged with felonies in southwest Illinois for what police say was the theft of 10,000 gallons of used cooking oil.
According to the Belleville News-Democrat, 32-year-old Bo Lin of Fairview Heights, 25-year-old Tuo Li of Chicago and 30-year-old Kentvy Wong of Flushing, New York, have been charged with felony theft after their arrests on July 16.
Police arrested the three in a barn where the cooking oil was found.
According to St. Clair County court records none of the three has yet entered a plea or has an attorney. Contact information couldn't be found to try to reach the men for comment.
Police believe the cooking oil was being taken from outside restaurants to sell to biodiesel plants.


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Agitation is a feeling of uneasiness typically accompanied by excessive talking or purposeless motions such as pacing or wringing the hands. This symptom is a special concern for many people who live with a mood disorder, as these individuals are more likely to experience an episode of agitation. Unlike depression and bipolar disorder, agitation isn't an illness on its own. Rather, it's typically a symptom of a mood disorder or another medical condition.
Agitation can be triggered in individuals when the treatment for their mood disorder is not working as well as it should. Stress or traumatic events can also trigger agitation. While it is a distressing experience, many people are able to manage and prevent the escalation of an agitation episode by educating themselves about the signs of agitation and developing a plan for when these signs appear.
In addition to feelings of unease, excessive talking, and unintentional motions such as wringing of the hands or pacing, mild to moderate signs of agitation may include:
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Agitation is experienced on a spectrum, so not everyone experiencing agitation will express all of these characteristics. It is especially important to note that agitation does not always lead to violence. Often, agitation goes hand in hand with anxiety or aggressive behavior, but doctors usually use agitation to describe only unintentional and purposeless behaviors that result from feelings of inner restlessness.
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With threat to close, Chelo's gets more hours
Sixty-six. That's the number of people Glenn Chelo, co-owner of Chelo's restaurants, said he had to lay off at the beginning of the season due to reduced hours of live music at Chelo's Waterfront Bar and Grill.
At Tuesday's Board of Public Safety meeting, Chelo said there was a lot at stake, namely 200 jobs and the status of his business. If the board decided to keep the reduced hours at Chelo's, Chelo said this summer would be his last season at the waterfront restaurant.
Lucky for Chelo, the board ruled to extend his hours, a decision Chelo said will keep him in business.
Chelo said he didn't want it to be their last season at the waterfront location, but if the board did not grant them more hours they would pack their bags. Chelo said their new restaurant, Blu, the former 20 Water Street, would become their only waterfront venue.
In March, the board cut the number of the hours live bands could play at Chelo's, asking that the music cease at 10 instead of 11 p.m.
On Tuesday evening, the community room at the Warwick Police Department was packed with neighbors and employees who testified both for and against Chelo's. Some said the restaurant had made improvements to the noise and traffic issues that were previously problematic.
The board's chairwoman, Leslie Walaska Baxter, was keen to remind those present that the hearing was a review of the past two weeks at Chelo's, not a time to rehash what had happened in prior summers.
Chelo's attorney, John Mancini, told the board that the restaurant had taken significant steps towards tackling complaints previously made by neighbors. Chelo's spent $50,000 on a new soundstage and system that would allow the restaurant personnel to control the sound levels. They are also paying for police detail on weekends and are offering free valet parking to patrons to attempt to alleviate parking congestion in neighborhood streets close to the restaurant.
Mancini then presented excerpts from a 20-minute video that showed footage of various Cowesett neighborhood locations. A narrator said the video was taken while the band was playing and that the band could not be heard from the locations at which he filmed. The board indulged several minutes of the video.
But neighbor Lisa Desjarlais, who lives on Arnold's Neck Road, said she saw two men filming the same video from her driveway on a night the band wasn't playing. Desjarlais also said when she called police to make a noise complaint the night before, the officer didn't arrive until after the band had finished playing, at which time he took a decibel reading. Baxter referenced the police report from Desjarlais' call, noting that the decibel level was well under the limit. Desjarlais said she was dissatisfied with how the police handled her complaint and said the music grew louder from 9:30 p.m. until 10 p.m., when the music ceased and the police officer came.
A handful of neighbors stepped forward to say they had made complaints to the police about noise levels but, according to reports referenced by the Board of Public Safety, all decibel readings that corresponded with the complaints were within the city sound constraints and were under 50 decibels.
Most neighbors, even those who commended Chelo's for their improved noise and traffic mitigation measures, said they were not in favor of re-extending the hours of music to 11 p.m.
"Peaceful coexistence," said neighbor Saberah Malik. "I urge those two words."
If the hours and noise levels were kept the same, said Malik, the "peaceful coexistence" between the restaurant and neighbors would continue; if not, there would no longer be peace.
Florence Voccola said that Chelo's always wants what they can't have.
"We give them this and they want that," she said, contending that 10 p.m. was late enough for bands.
Baxter said that other bars in the city had permits to have bands much later.
"Outside is the distinction," said Brian Goldblatt, an attorney who represented some of the Chelo's neighbors. Goldblatt also said that the board should also take into consideration kids getting up early for school when decided on Thursday and Sunday hours.
"School's out next week," countered Baxter.
Councilman Steven Merolla attended the meeting and rose to ask about the offsite parking, noting that Chelo's has essentially doubled its parking with remote valet and employee spaces. He asked if they planned to double their capacity, and therefore their profits, too, a question Chelo didn't take keenly to.
"We have not doubled our capacity," said Mancini, who noted they have a capacity set by the fire marshal. "We have to accommodate that capacity by way of parking. We're not trying to double parking to double capacity to double profits; we're trying to survive."
Mancini said the extra spaces and offsite parking were to alleviate traffic congestion in neighborhoods, a complaint made last season.
After a brief meeting, the board made their ruling, extending the hours of live music at Chelo's. Bands can now once again play at the waterfront location Thursdays 6 to 10 p.m., Fridays 7 to 11 p.m., Saturdays 12 to 4 and 7 to 11 p.m. and Sundays from 2 to 8 p.m. Chelo's will come before the board again for another review on Aug. 14.
Chelo was pleased with the outcome.
"They just added about 75 jobs," he said.
Baxter said she didn't hear any "groaning" from the crowd, a sign she took to mean that everyone was at least moderately pleased.
I'm glad they got the extended hours, but I doubt the numbers of people he was going to lay off or that 75 jobs were just created.
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Is taking a Carnival cruise, post Triumph, really cheaper than staying at a Motel 6?
A news story that appeared Wednesday on Bloomberg compared the cost of these two experiences. Was the cruise line's recent troubles, including the stranding of 3,143 passengers at sea on the Carnival Triumph for days after it lost power in the Gulf of Mexico, responsible for the rock-bottom pricing?
The comparison used in the story -- a four-night trip on Carnival's Imagination, leaving Miami on April 22, to the lowest nightly rate at the Motel 6 chain of $39.99 -- concluded that the nightly Carnival rate of $38 was cheaper than Motel 6.
But it's not so clear cut.
The weeks in late April and early May are traditionally slow for the cruise lines. It's the period after spring break and before summer travel when lines routinely cut prices to entice potential passengers.
Laura Christian, Travelocity's manager of Cruise Marketing Strategy, said these prices "have definitely been seen before. But it's getting visibility now that the industry has been in the news so much."
Carnival said the cheapest rates were only on a few, last-minute sailings in the least-expensive cabins on older ships. These cheap rates are for inside cabins with bunk beds. The Carnival Imagination launched in 1995 and was refurbished in 2007.
"It's not unusual to see a select number of cabins in this price range during this time period," Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen told ABC News. "If you look at some of the other lines, you'll see similar pricing."
A search on Travelocity revealed a four-night Bahamas cruise on Royal Caribbean's Majesty of the Seas departing April 15 and April 22 priced from $37 per person, per night. The ship launched in 1992. A four-night Bahamas cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line's Sky, launched in 1999, is priced from $32 per person per night, departing on April 15.
"This happens seasonally," said Christian. "A Caribbean cruise on a family-oriented ship is a tough sell during the school year. The prices reflect the demand." Prices will go up for summer sailings, she said, and then drop again in the fall.
The price of $38 per night is per person and based on double occupancy. In other words, if you were you to stay in a Motel 6 as one person or two, the price doesn't change. But were you to book the Carnival deal as a single person, the single supplement doubles the price. The total price for one passenger would be $76 per night.
Keep in mind too that none of the cruise prices we've quoted include port fees, taxes or tips, which can add substantially to the total.
What affect the Triumph stranding and several other subsequent issues on Carnival ships will have on the cruise line's bottom line remains to be seen. Christian said the possibility for the Triumph incident to drive pricing south was very real.
But it may be too soon to tell. "There's no way to determine if it [the Triumph incident] is affecting prices. We just don't know yet," said Gulliksen.
Christian said first-time cruisers in particular might be scared away from booking, a scenario that would lead to lower cruise prices in general. "But if we learned anything from [Costa] Concordia, if the cruise lines drop prices low enough that fear goes away," she said.
And if there's a silver lining in all of the bad cruise news, Christian said, it's that "what's bad news for the cruise industry is good news for the consumer."
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Ilhan, who was named to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week, played a role in all five of the Spartans' goals in their victories over Davidson and Appalachian State. He scored six points on the week, posting four assists and scoring a goal. He tied the UNCG single-game record for assists in a game, handing out four helpers in the first half against Davidson. His four assists are a single-game record for UNCG in the NCAA Division I era.
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It seems the iPhone has been partying too hard again, this time staying on Do Not Disturb on New Year's morning.
Various reports say users of iOS 6 devices – iPhones, iPod touches and iPads – discovered that the Do Not Disturb feature failed to shut off on 1 January, meaning potentially missed calls or messages on the dawn of 2013.
MacRumors posted the experience of one of its readers, saying: "I am in Japan so it is 2013, and I am finding that my iOS devices (iPhone 4 and iPad 2) are showing "Do Not Disturb" even though it is outside of the time I set for them."
It affected some of the devices in Pocket-lint towers, saving us from the garrulous calls of enthusiastic relatives as we tried to shake off the horrors of NYE parties.
This isn't the first time Apple devices have hit a bump in the road when running into a new year. Fortunately, on this occasion, it doesn't seem to have affected those with alarms set.
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The Genesis Prize Foundation (GPF) has named Steven A. Rakitt its President. Rakitt will join GPF's office in NYC on August 1st and will be responsible for the Foundation's activities outside Israel and the FSU.
The Genesis Prize honors individuals who have attained excellence and international renown in their chosen professional fields, and who inspire others through their dedication to the Jewish community and Jewish values. The Prize, in the amount of $1 million, is endowed by the Genesis Prize Foundation and awarded annually. Laureates to date include Michael Bloomberg, Michael Douglas, and Itzhak Perlman. This year's recipient is renowned sculptor and human rights activist, Anish Kapoor.
Mr. Rakitt is a seasoned executive with four decades of experience as an innovative and impactful leader, most recently as CEO of The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington, where he championed greater communal inclusion of those with disabilities, significantly expanded young adult outreach and helped inspire the creation of cutting-edge engagement programming. Prior to the DC post, which he assumed in 2011, Mr. Rakitt was President and CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta for 11 years.
It has become a tradition for the Genesis Prize Laureates to direct the $1 million award, as well as matching funds contributed by other philanthropists, to meaningful causes about which they feel passionate. During the last three years, almost $10 million has been raised to support philanthropic initiatives of the Genesis Prize Laureates. This year, the funds will go toward helping to alleviate the Syrian refugee crisis and trying to expand the Jewish community's engagement ina global effort to support refugees.
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In the company of Banquo, King Duncan arrives in great good spirits at the castle of his principal thane Macbeth to whose dauntless military prowess he owes the survival of his reign. Duncan knows nothing of the "weird sisters" who have prophesied that Macbeth will be king and Banquo the begetter of kings; and he has no intimation either of the disturbing thoughts that have been stirring in Macbeth's mind or the still more disturbing thoughts that have been welling up in the mind of Macbeth's ambitious wife. Scotland at last seems to be at peace, and its ruler is in the mood to enjoy himself, almost as if he were a tourist: "This castle hath a pleasant seat," he remarks to Banquo. Echoing the king's pleasure, Banquo calls attention to the little birds—swallows or house-martins —that are nesting everywhere:
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Shakespeare's shortest tragedy, Macbeth moves at a feverish pace, but it makes room for this lingering, cinematic gaze. The birds, "temple-haunting" because they frequently nest in the walls of ancient cathedrals, here are roosting in the castle's nooks and crannies. But this is no temple of peace. Soon enough a "guest of summer"—the king himself—will be murdered in his bed; Scotland's "procreant cradle" will give way to slaughtered children; and the delicate air, the sweet-scented breath of heaven, will thicken and grow rank with the stench of blood and offal. This moment at the castle gate is the last glimpse of the sweetness, calm, and fertility that the Macbeths will destroy forever.
But in Rupert Goold's stylish production of Macbeth, originally mounted for the Chichester Theatre in England and then moved with great success to the Brooklyn Academy of Music and to Broadway, even this brief pause is too long: Goold cuts the last four lines and resituates the arrival of Duncan and Banquo to the castle's interior—what looks like a basement kitchen—where they come upon the staff preparing the evening's banquet. The "temple-haunting martlet" still makes an appearance, but only as a dead bird that Banquo, smiling inanely, calls attention to as he lifts it up from the pile of foodstuff being readied for the oven. And the audience immediately recognizes that the knife-wielding kitchen servants are none other than the witches whom they have first encountered as efficiently murderous nurses in the opening scene's battlefield hospital.
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Plans to enable researchers to use computerised techniques to read information contained in journal articles without infringing publishers' rights have drawn "strongly divided" views from the industry, the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has said.
The IPO has published (40-page/450KB PDF) a summary of responses it received to a consultation it launched in December last year on government plans to reform the UK's copyright framework. The proposals included creating an exception to copyright that would allow researchers to use 'data mining' techniques without fear of falling foul of copyright law.
Content mining involves the use of technology to go through vast amounts of content in an automated way to extract information from it. Researchers are currently not permitted to use some software to read data from journal articles without specific permission from the copyright owners, regardless of whether or not the researcher has already paid to access that article.
"Researchers and research institutions generally supported the proposed exception," the IPO said. "They argued that copyright was not established to restrict the use of data, and the added value of these technologies was provided by the actions of researchers, not publishers.
"Some respondents here also felt that there was considerable unmet demand in this area, and licensing processes were not scalable for bulk use. Other respondents felt that publicly-funded researchers in particular should be allowed flexible and straight forward access to publicly-funded research. Some felt that reducing the fees and transaction costs involved in this process could bring benefits to research which outweighed the costs to publishers," it said.
"Opponents of the proposal said that it was too soon to seek a regulatory solution in a new and fast-developing sector. Some felt that judging by the number of requests received, current demand for these services was low. Several publishers felt that most requests were met and they were working together to develop more effective and scalable licensing procedures. Other respondents felt that a copyright exception would prevent publishers from ensuring security of content and stability of provision," the IPO's summary said.
"Similarly some respondents felt that an unremunerated exception would remove the incentive for publishers to make the considerable investments needed to convert content into the right forms, to develop their own services, and to support the application of services by researchers or third parties," it added.
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Other reforms proposed to the copyright framework include enabling copyrighted works to be used freely in parody and pastiche.
Whilst some respondents to the consultation said that enabling copyrighted material to be used in parody or pastiche would help with educational learning and help "support new creators and foster future creativity", some respondents argued against such an exception. They claimed that the UK "parody market" was "thriving" under the existing licensing regime, and that the comedy industry should have to pay its share in royalties to "incentivise the creation of works on which it relies for that business."
The copyright consultation also contained plans to allow libraries and other archivists to copy material in soon-to-be obsolete formats in order to preserve it. However, some rights holders said that such an exception should contain "stronger safeguards or clarifications" so that it was clear which bodies could benefit, whilst others only want free "preservation copying" to be legitimate if commercial copies of the material is not available or practically possible to purchase.
In contrast respondent libraries, archives, museums and galleries said the existing "rights clearance procedure" for preservation of works was "onerous and costly" and that a preservation exception was urgently needed to prevent some content from becoming obsolete. The cultural bodies said, though, that whilst only a reasonable number of copies should be permitted to be made under the exception, no finite limit should be introduced.
The IPO also reported opposing views had been submitted on other planned reforms to copyright, including allowing education bodies to copy protected works into new formats for student learning. There was also dispute over whether copyrighted works could be used in quotation and in reporting current events without infringement, with a particular issue arising over what length of extract should be permissible under the planned exception.
Rights holders also campaigned for a planned 'private copying' exception to be limited to physical products only, and specifically prevent individuals copying digital content into cloud storage services for private use.
However, the IPO said that some "users and institutions" had expressed concern that any widening of copyright exceptions could still be overridden by contracts used by rights holders. Rights holders, though, argued that introducing any "general measure" to prevent contractual override of copyright exceptions "would constitute an unduly excessive restriction of freedom to contract," it said.
Concerns were also expressed with how plans to allow for greater use of 'orphan' works would fit in with the planned widening of copyright exceptions. Orphan works are copyrighted material, such as books, films and music, which have no identified owner.
In the government's consultation it proposed a new orphan works scheme which would establish licensing and clearance procedures for copyright material which currently cannot be used because its creator or owner is unknown and would include "necessary safeguards" for both the owners and rights holders of orphan works.
However, the government has approached the issue of copyright exceptions and its proposed orphan works scheme "in isolation" and could not therefore know "how they would work together", some consultation respondents had said.
"Many" groups that responded to the consultation welcomed plans to create a new digital copyright exchange (DCE). A feasibility study has been undertaken to see whether such a mechanism would improve copyright licensing in the UK. Some of the respondents though said that changes to copyright law should wait until the feasibility study has been completed, the IPO said.
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Better known as Gedo, Mohamed Nagy has shown that Al-Ahly SC's decision to doggedly track down his signature was a wise one. In the two years since he burst on to the international scene by helping Egypt land the 2010 CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Angola, the 28-year-old forward has become a true star for the Red Devils.
He underlined his worth to the Egyptian side by scoring five crucial goals in their triumphant 2012 CAF Champions League campaign, including a hat-trick in the semi-final defeat of Nigeria's Sunshine Stars and his side's all-important opener in the second leg of the final against Esperance of Tunisia.
That success earned them a place at the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2012. Just before jetting off to the Far East, Gedo sat down for a chat with FIFA.com and looked ahead to his first appearance in the competition and his club's fourth overall.
FIFA.com: It's been a traumatic year for Al-Ahly, hasn't it?
Gedo: Yes, it's been a testing season and the Port Said tragedy, where 72 supporters lost their lives, was very difficult to come to terms with. It affected me personally and we really didn't feel like playing football anymore. The only thing that got us going again was the promise we made to the families of the martyrs to win the Champions League in their honour.
Do you think that your CAF Champions League win went some way to easing their pain?
I hope so, though nothing can make up for the loss of a son. I hope us winning that title helped a little for them. It's the least we could have done for them.
Let's talk about the final. The first leg at the Borg Al Arab ended in a 1-1 draw. How did you feel about your chances of winning the return in Tunis?
We were more focused than ever going into the second leg and our only aim was to win the title. They held us to a draw at home, for sure, but in a way that helped us because it meant we had nothing to lose. We gave it everything and I think we played one of the best games in Al-Ahly's history. We really deserved the win.
Your goals proved vital all the way through the competition, though you failed to get on the scoresheet in the first leg of the final. Did you think you'd make up for it in Rades in the return?
Obviously I'm looking to score in every game I play. It was a tough game for us, but my team-mates stepped it up a level. I'd never have scored that goal without their help. I put the ball in the back of the net, but it was the whole team that made possible.
I'm looking to score in every game I play.
Did you feel nervous at all about partnering El Sayed Hamdi in attack against Esperance?
Not at all. He's one of those guys I love playing with and we had a perfect understanding in the semi-final against Sunshine Stars. He's a talented player with a lot of skill. He laid on the pass for the goal I scored in Rades and he got our equaliser in the first leg at Borg Al Arab. I hope our partnership will be just as productive in Japan, if not more so.
What was the trickiest moment of your Champions League campaign and who was the toughest team you faced?
Stade Malien caused us lots of problems. There was a lot of political instability and insecurity there when we went over for the first leg, and in the return game in Egypt we fell a goal behind, which meant we had to score three to go through. Aboutrika turned the tie around with a miracle hat-trick, scoring twice in the last ten minutes.
Quite a few of your team-mates, such as Mohamed Aboutrika, Mohamed Barakat, Wael Gomaa and Emad Moteab, have already played in a FIFA Club World Cup in Japan. Which new star will Al-Ahly be unveiling to the world this year?
The team's packed with great players and it's not easy to pick one out. All I know is we can go far and I can guarantee the Japanese fans that we'll be putting on a show.
Al-Ahly have played in three FIFA Club World Cups to date, though this is your first time. What are you expecting from the competition? Are there any teams and players you're looking forward to coming up against?
I'm delighted to be here and play in my first FIFA competition. I hope we can reach the final and take on Chelsea and [Fernando] Torres, who's one of my favourite players.
Rumour has it you might be leaving Al-Ahly. Is there any truth in that?
I've received offers from a few clubs, but I don't think this is the right time to be talking about that. We need to wait until we get back from Japan to see if the Egyptian championship is going to start up again. If it doesn't, I'll have to leave the club.


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